THIS IS RARE VINTAGE CIRCA 1940's GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL X260 TUBE FIELD RADIO. SEEMS TO HAVE ORIGINAL PAINT ON THE CAST ALUMINUM CASE WITH WEAR & SCRATCHES OVER THE YEARS. THERE IS NO BATTERY SO

 

Here is a beautiful 1948 Philco bakelite tube radio model 48-250 table model and in working conditions pulling in stations loud and clear it has a great dial that works well turns nice and smooth with

 

VINTAGE HAM RADIO QSL CARDS1927 OA5HG Early Card prior to VK prefix from Glenelg, South Australia Old QSL Cards are often displayed using tacks and hang around on a Radio Shack wall for years. This ca

 

W.E. LOUDSPEAKER I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO TEST ITWITH 4 WIRES IF SOMONE WILL TELL ME I WILL TRY IT,IT LOOKS TO BE IN VERY GOOD COND. WEIGHTS ABOUT 4 LBS. U.S.SHIPPING

 

This item is a very Rare piece. It is missing crank mechanism. The wood case is in great condition. The horn is made of brass with no cracks or dents. Selling as is. Please look to photos to identify

 

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ANTIQUE (1890'S) GOLDEN MELODY SUPERB VICTROLA UNIVERSAL SOUND REPRODUCER This is a super nice, fully functional universal sound reproducer. If you have a Victrola or similar model, this is the reprod

 

Click here to add us to your favorites and Click here to view our other auctions including additional restored antique radios, grill cloth, and supplies. Here we have a gorgeous 1939 General Electric

 

Here is a real beauty! It is Zenith’s Model H725 AM/FM tube radio from 1950. The cabinet has been polished with my 4 step process that brings out the original factory finish. There are no cracks or

 

Original Edison Model "H" 4 Minute Reproducer that appears to be in great condition with nice chrome plating. Serial No. A332487 This item comes from my grandfathers collection, he was an expert on Ph